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Angel #2 Costume Idea

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  • White or any light color long dress.
  • Cardboard for making wings.
  • Optional Halo made from wire

There are many different ways to dress as an angel.

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Basically you can wear any long light colored dress such as pink or light blue or yellow. Check your closet! You may already have a dress that you can use.

You will want to have wings. You can make the wings out of cardboard. Draw your pattern on the cardboard before you start cutting. You will have to adjust the size of the wings to fit you. You should now paint the wings white if you haven’t used white cardboard. If you like, you can use spray glue. Than sprinkle glitter over the areas where you sprayed the glue. Or you may want to use a tube of glue and just put the glitter around the boarder.

Attach the wings to your dress by sewing or with staples that can be removed later. Be sure to have the pointed parts of the staples away from you facing out. If you want you can make a halo from wire and cover it with tin foil to make it shine.

Free Angel Wing Pattern

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Medium Size – 1 Square = 3″

Large Size Wings – 1 Square = 4″

Submitted to Budget101 Discussion list by Amber 2002

angel 2 costume idea

Angel Costume Idea #2

Article or recipe authorMelissa 'Liss' Burnell
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preparation time20 minutes
custom time45 minutes
total time1 hour 5 minutes
Create a simple angel costume with a long light-colored dress, homemade cardboard wings, glitter accents, and an optional wire halo. Yield/Result: 1 angel costume
Budget101 Price Breakdown$7.50

Equipment

Scissors or utility knife
Pencil or marker
Stapler
Needle and thread
Paintbrush

Materials

  • White or any light color long dress
  • Cardboard for making wings
  • White paint
  • Glitter
  • Spray glue or a tube of glue
  • Wire for optional halo
  • Tin foil for optional halo

Instructions

  1. Choose a long dress in white or another light color such as pink, light blue, or yellow.
  2. Draw your wing pattern on cardboard before cutting, then adjust the size to fit the wearer.
  3. Cut out the wings evenly.
  4. Paint the wings white if you did not use white cardboard.
  5. Decorate the wings with spray glue and glitter, or use a tube of glue and put glitter around the boarder.
  6. Attach the wings to the dress by sewing or with removable staples.
  7. Make an optional halo from wire and cover it with tin foil to make it shine.
Notes/Safety
  1. Adjust wing size before cutting so the wings fit the wearer properly.
  2. If using staples, keep the pointed parts facing away from the wearer.
  3. Let paint and glue dry completely before attaching the wings.
  4. Estimated cost reflects consumable materials only and assumes the dress and cardboard may already be on hand.

Notes

Difficulty: Easy

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